Discrete Math: Answer the questions below related to predicates. Consider the following predicates defined on the domain of all real numbers.P(x): "x is positive" and N(x): "x is negative."a. "All positive numbers are not negative."i. Express this statement symbolically.ii. Find the negation of this statement and express it verbally.b. 3x[¬P(x) ^¬N(x)]i. Express this statement verbally.ii. Find the negation of this statement and express it verbally.

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Consider the following predicates defined on the domain of all real numbers. P(x): "x is positive" and N(x): "x is negative." a. "All positive numbers are not negative." i. Express this statement symbolically. ii. Find the negation of this statement and express it verbally.